Large Law Firms Not Hiring, Exposing Larger Trend
NEW YORK, NY, Nov. 20 (DPI) --Even The New York Times is making fun of the largely theoretical nature of legal education, a problem that is forcing la
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British Columnist Knows How to Push Readers’ Buttons
By DPI Staff
NEW YORK, Feb. 9 (DPI) -- In another era George Monbiot might have been called a communist subversive. But today - in this cacophonous age of a million small audiences, and only a few communists - he's just subversive. Why? Because readers tell him every day. Monbiot, a regular columnist w
To Be or Not To Be Friends? That’s a Dumb Question, Readers Say
By DPI Staff
NEW YORK, Jan. 31 (DPI) -- The NY Times' Sunday Style section, long the paper's repository for Cosmo-style journalism, didn't disappoint this weekend with a feature that puzzled and amused many readers. The article -- on ending friendships in the digital age -- was one of those impressionistic, f
Twitter Rolls Over for Country-specific Censors; Readers Not Impressed
By DPI Staff
WASHINGTON, D.C. Jan. 26 (DPI) - Twitter announced that it will begin censoring in countries where it is required, sending a handful of readers to comment boards to either condemn, resign themselves to or ruminate on the fallout of "edited" Twitter feeds. “As we continue to grow international
Most US Readers Reluctant to Comment on EuroZone Crisis
WASHINGTON, D.C. Dec 2 (DPI) -- American readers who usually clog comment boards with opinions and occasional insights on news events are at a relativ
Readers Fire Back at NYTimes Over Legacy College Admissions
NEW YORK Nov. 15 (DPI) -- Readers were close to split -- three ways -- on a question posed by The New York Times web site this week on whether univers
Readers Wake Up to Clearing of NYC Occupy Movement
NEW YORK, NY Nov. 15 (DPI) -- Many readers awakening this morning expressed anguish that the "Occupy Wall Street" denizens in New York's Zuccotti Park
American Pessimism and Today’s “Cold Civil War” – Part One
WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 15 (DPI) -- Every generation or so, America falls into collective despair, a cyclical sense of decline brought on by a bad econ
Will Sandusky Claim He was Victimized as a Child?
STATE COLLEGE, PA Nov. 14 (DPI) - Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State football coach charged with pedophilia, may yet come out with claims he himsel
Now Italy in Financial Crosshairs: Anyone to The Rescue?
WASHINGTON, D.C. Nov. 9 (DPI) -- Readers of major news sites were largely stoic -- and genuinely fearful -- of what the growing Eurozone debt crisis p
Without Details, Facts and Sources, Herman Cain Story is Missing Something Important: Legitimacy
WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 7 (DPI Commentary) -- Ever since the flap over Herman Cain's record as an alleged sex harasser broke, I’m reminded of a scene
A Greek Referendum on Debt? Many Readers Appalled
WASHINGTON, D.C. Nov. 1 (DPI) -- Readers of US news sites reacted fiercely to sudden plans by the Greek government to hold a public referendum on a Eu
Readers Don’t Know Who’s Worse, The Madoffs or The Media: “Where’s Kevorkian When You Really Need Him?”
NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (DPI) -- Ruff Madoff, living in seclusion in Florida, emerged this week to grant a pre-60 Minutes teaser interview to The New York T
